Freda Price b. 1984
My Country, 2026
30 x 30 cm
11 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches
11 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches
acrylic on canvas
TIAA-FP202601
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Freda depicts her grandmother Glory Ngale's ancestral Country, surrounding Atneltyey (Boundary Bore) and the winding dry creekbeds and soakage sites that define the Utopia homelands. Though rugged and dry for...
Freda depicts her
grandmother Glory Ngale's ancestral Country, surrounding Atneltyey (Boundary Bore) and the winding
dry creekbeds and soakage sites that define the Utopia homelands. Though rugged
and dry for much of the year, heavy rains transform the landscape, becoming
dense with native spinifex grasses, mulga trees and blooming wildflowers. Like
her mother, Freda prefers to paint in monochromatic or reduced colour palettes.
grandmother Glory Ngale's ancestral Country, surrounding Atneltyey (Boundary Bore) and the winding
dry creekbeds and soakage sites that define the Utopia homelands. Though rugged
and dry for much of the year, heavy rains transform the landscape, becoming
dense with native spinifex grasses, mulga trees and blooming wildflowers. Like
her mother, Freda prefers to paint in monochromatic or reduced colour palettes.
